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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-09
WHEN INDICATIONS.
FRIDAY-Warmer; fair weather.
!!

We've got hen that laid two eggs in one day."
boasted a six -year-old girl TO companion.
That's nothin. My papa has laid : cornerstone"
Eggs may be eggs, the saying declares
they 'tiz." but when you go to match eggs
against corner-stones, something gets
CRUSHED
And it isn't the cornerstone. The COM
parison holds as between THE WHEN and
would be competitors. Howsoever loud they
cackle every time they lay an egg. it is only
an egg after ala small frail thing that has a
constant tendency to get ''passe." Passe eggs
are not attractive.
A CORNERSTONE.
Ii you can lay cornerstone, that is some
thing TO cackle about, indeed. THE WHEN
laid its cornerstone years age. and on it has
reared the proud edifce of to-day. The corner
stone was manufacturers price only" and
on this foundation it has given to the re-
tail buyer the dealers profit. The dealer not
being able to lay such foundation has to
take the other '.lay"-the lay of the egg
and cackle over that. Eggs indeed! Corner
stones are the great thing.
Come see our Christmas display.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-09

No Wonder They Like the Message.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-President Clevelaud's mes
sage has caused excitement in the Scotch pig
iron market, and prices are rising
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-09

We've got hen that laid two eggs in one day, /"
boasted a six year-old girl to companion.
That's nothin. My papa has laid cornerstone" "
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-06
Sea Llons in Central Park.

The eight sea lions at Central park are
Just now attracting much attention. They
were captured about month ago on st.
Paul's and St. Georges islands of the
coast of Alaska, and arrived here last
week overland from San Francisco The
animals made the journey in big crates,
reaching their destination in just six days
and eight hours. They were badly fright
! ened BY their trip and would not eat any
thing at first, but they were nevertheless
the eight happiest sea lions in existence
when they were set free in the cranes
pond at the park and found that the water
was really wet They plunged into the
pool one after another ais fast as they were
released and speedily congregated in the
center, where they poked up their long,
shining noses at the moon, and beloved
NOW! oW! oW!'' with masculine, Wild
West show accent. Then they turned over
and over like acrobatic dolphins with big
fiippers and made the water foam until
they were tired with their exertions, when
they reassembled in the center of the
basin and rubbed noses and caressed each
other in their excess of Joy.
There Is nice little house on the banks
OF the basin filed with soft hay, and the
ground for some distance around the
house is literally strewn with hay. But
the lions at first preferred to huddle to-
gether In the basin, where nobody could
get good view Of them. Keeper Shan
non tried to rout them out with long
pole, but his efforts only resulted in set
ting the sea lions snarling like tigers.
Several expedieuts were tried with sim
liar result. Finally an assistant pro-
duced a family umbrella and holding it,
toward the lions opened and shut it as
fast as he could. The lions gave a terrific
chorus Of ''ows,' which they changed to q
prolonged snarl Of 'sb-r-r-r,n and with
awkward, ungainly founders Nclambered
over the sides Of the basin and Topped
along the bank in great haste to escape
from the umbrella. New York Tribune.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-06
NEW STORE !! NEW GOODS !!

W-You ought to try Walp's & Co.'S,
Celebrated Handmade Shoes, one of
the, best on the market. Also Walp's
High and Low Cut Shoes for boys.
Don t forget we keep Frank & Pray's
Ladies Fine Shoes. Just think of the
Eclipse Ladies' Fine Shoe at $3.50. 1t
will pay you to try them. A fine as
sortment of Ladies' Slippers on hand
We keep the y. S. A., Grain Goods, an
other fine Shoe. Last, but not least,
the Fast Mail Shoe for hard service,
the best shoe to wear on the market. It
will always pay you to buy your Hats
and Caps of Gibbs & Co. Felt, Derby
and Straw Goods sold on extremely
low profits. Being judge of leather,
have selected my goods with the great
est care andcan guarantee them. An
experience of 20 years enables me to
make good selections. Call and see
us. RESPECTFULLY,
CIR. GIBBS 81 CO.,
S. w. Cor Queen & Burke SITS,
MaI.timSDur.0 w. Va.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-06
DEATH or aruLE DtD.p
A Remarkable Oh aracter well Known b
Old caiifornians.

Old Enlttornlann-
Old sTule Dali remarkable old noun
tain man. wliosearly made name among the
hunters and Indian fighters Of the Sierras,
crossed over 70 the golden shore about ten
days ago at Jess valley, Modoc county, Cal
He had reached the great age Of 103 years,
and died ut last with mind unimpaired and
vigorous as when he had but just passed his
half century mark. aTHle DAD was born
somewhere in Missouri at the time St Louis
was the headquarters Of several big fur trad
ing companies. 1t was by enIisting" as q
hunter with one Of these that he found his
way through the Rockies and eventually
across the Siefras 10 California.
~Tule Dadn Is remembered by number Of
old Californians who are now Id the Com
stock They looked upon him as being q
wonderful old man in the days Of 80 when
gold was first discovered. He was a man
who preferred hunting and Indian fighting to
gold digging.
A story is told Of him which will bear 70
peating In the early days some men who
were cainped on the banks OF the Sacramento
river. above Marysville, on the Fourth OF
July, concluded to celebrate the day. They
began firing guns and pistols, and for an hour
or two kept up lively fusillade. Presently
their attention was attracted to half dozen
black objects bobbing up and down on the
waters cf the river As these objects drew
nearer they were seen TO be men swimming
across the stream, with their clothing and
guns on their heads. As soon as the swim
mers got within hearing distance of the party
ON the shore, the leader Of them sang out:
4Whar's the WARP
That was old Tule Dad. He was then IS
.SxH..
the youngest Of his companions, especially
when he thought there was q chance for q
bout with the reds Such fights he looked
upon as regular, legitimate war
He and a party of Missouri friends had, it
seems, been duck hunting ON the opposite
shore among the tules, and. hearing the firing,
imagined that an Indian fight was going on.
They therefore SWAN the river In order to
take hand in the fun.
The mans right name was Samuel K Mat
ney. He never married, and the reason he
gave for it was that he could not asplit an
armful of oven wood in half minute" He
said that the women always sang out that
they wanted an armful of. wood in just half
q minute" Half minute, he said, was too
short q time for him. The old man was con-
scious to the last. and was aware that his end
was approaching A few hours before his
death he talked with those about him; he
told that his race was nearly ended, but said
that he was ready to go, and remarked: Il
haven't been very bad man. ] never did
anything worse than kill Indians, and don't
believe that viii be held against me. had
TO do it The fact is that the old follow had
really no conjunction in regard to shooting
Indians. He got over that when trapper,
and finally thought that in wiping the heather
of the face of the earth he was doing God q
service. Red Bluff Cali Cause.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14
caAIN.LlaHfSIaa JUSTICE.
a Nartorsv Indicted. ArraiSned. Fouu
Cality ane ssntenss<, All ln Oae Hour.


MnrforfT Indicted. ArrGiSnei. Found
Caiity aac Sentenced, Al 10 Oae Hour.
Louls,iLLs Ky. Nay i5.-Wm. Paiter-
so and Albert Turner we're indicted this
morning by the grand jury FOR the murder
OF the servant giri. Jennie Bowman. The
crime Was the cause OF the formation Of the
recent mob whose attack upon the jail
cau.ed 50 much excitement ard necsssi-
ia'ee tie calling out Of the militia by the
Governor. The msn were indicted a. 1870
and arrsignsd at o'clock. Patterson
ilesied not sEsity. and claims be can prove
an abb Turner pleaded gul'ty His case
was then given - the iurv. WOO brought in
a verde. 81 Eu.ify ~ murder in the iirst de-
gree after having been out but one mlaute-
lie was sentenced a. I'D % be hanged on
Toe iirs' day o. July next
fnis is sh- quickest justice ever mstet
out 20 a criminal in Kentucky. Turner rag-
ing bssn Indicted. arraisned, found guilty
and sentenced ia one hour.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

TOR SALE THE wOOp WORK Og TIE
sfo-choiec ~ the csfnrf ~ Izfsyelfe end
lohn-st AAy enc iafeudns - tuii1 fhesr
hJgse ca a. bind. wi1d ssvs DOORS. foors SID
io.ce af tsrFain. Gall q f.Bmme1. s. Nolfoe
= -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

Cfvr-yvArf. May i3 3-rhers has been a
break ia the strike OF the carpenters Aboni
dozen men who we're ia the employ oi
ne Ohio PlaninE Nil sai Lumber Com
rsny have gone 20 work az tbs old scale oi
wages and sbe oil hoa-s Tbs str.ks has
been i1 prozre5s .or the last six weeks and
ir is oarl fo say WHIST eject fhis All. hav
0o ihe otlef strikers mass- -ueetiog
nia b. bed tOuorr0w night 20 ascuss tEs
s-gsti0n The bqss ri1uers aud r00fess oi
tne three cities have granted fhs.r emploTes
soc -9 ner ceut aivancs demanial bur The
b1ss eornice Vorxars reuse al sflrts A.
srft ems1t The BRASS WORKERS AZ Post Go 8
sre sii. ouf. witt NJ imms3isf- prospect Of
an adjustment of their troubles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

TrE Lofo ks0 ss-osT nsUk -
Hc-s1eA&
lzaEe.i.stsiy sssaf tss ssei,eat.oa es
Decay EAlrsat Canm zsiaees hks
ssAs : sskisF a. fasor - tAs sesssaaaa -
SO Gag snd sAsrt asul s'saas ef Us
l1.sr-Sksls cssnasrss b.ll Is f4ls otsfe
Psss'&sat HEsHszz. y tas u : 8 l..
SAD tlst a@ saa'd sara at 80 gs ssss
iruaa aay ssi.rosd Cor ias ssi-sa ei AF
EAssoA. sEd 81. hesaksg asss SEAS
Eliaf f0f ihs sailrssls - ssYsag
-His setou j. sat De- to asg nxsfi fes
l1s inls1ssIs sf &C. fsi.f3ais sat - 1ess
not easrze taaf l4sF asfe ss.s4 'sais4ly ~
Iia siseig. BIS >. sEss a.s fsEatt 90 - sn
Iu' aaafs saieiF eFae tas x14n3 sf sac
Ii1isifasss O. sac - ess.f lia 80 .sif
All $3.50 mla.ls.. 3 Ha1 a. Mf kaas.u tas
ssoaa E aaFf zFssa sHsat sna ~ een-
al4aiIF sa4 s,lssfe aea ltteFar - 81 tit1ts
Ebs eltial tast 81 iss aafsssl - resals
.laal slssiref fatelalsta - see lac
tas eouptnF asfsss tar.f tes sAa4e Falss
u Iais sgats 1I lra4e - g. = faa4 81
aa -slaff sa~ aFst "a Asfi. Alter cat
iste se sera ee4.st g. fsiss as .t-~ 81
traverse 0tF fa a. Ieasi ts aiza So ffaai
t.ese fria.s s9-ta Ea.r tfss ~ Say
0.lsr t4ill s.efs fasGe 1atsg e1aps.i-
uau Ies Ests sosta .. ltassfss tts !
,aaG.d ali N1s sfi - qvFie..g salis. .etefF
~ ttesfV - tt al 1sai aistats - lAa
ga0a- ss'an sesai eaae aau ta- Ceat
m14.ass a.fetf.i. aaa ! 4ls f1taef ias nef
so t1s nsi si tlat taeF a.Has -4te staa.l4ns 4
ga "a uqqa De efel-.-s'an sH1 TIA lsII-
re41a saa pr.gs-iy zge.Af taly vasa
.is sl
So p@ssoa Who knews AZ. HgeusGE
wall question h.s hosss'y ~ pargoss in
ds'snsl.sz tie laa sad o3-5ias IL strictly
10 tie letlsr. but ve are slmcst eertsin
e. sll discover. Il hs hsa ne. already
that thsre srs many ebisc,iouaDis feat.
asss Ia ihs Law aside 'rcEa Tia ,enS SOD
short hsni clause. Is has iatsrtsFsa With
counercs. hAe created disseEssons and
l'scoatsD. il the business world and 9
noS bsiag opelly and persisteDtiy
violated ia response to public demands
We ssy violated and ws mean violated
- is was ss drst interpreted There viii
b. very little lsfs q TIE Interstate Com
mercs Law when The next Congress geis
bold % II. and about The frss thing that
should bs repealed Is the clause creating
the Commission, then the enscsing
elalss and al that follows Il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14
CLEVELAND AT moUsT VERNON.

tie nskss uis Firss yisit to the Historic
sgos on iavitatfon og Mrs. ioEar.
WNHfSsros. May is-Fresident Cleye-
iani. today for the first time ia his lite,
visited ins Iola5 Of George Washington. On
invitation II Mrs General Logan. the
axen. Of ihs Mount Vernoa Association. the
President and Mrs Cleveland and dozen
other invited guests embaTked upon the
steamer ~. IS. C0rcoran a. 40 this after
nom and gsre taken 70 Mount Vernon.
Besides tbe President aud Mrs. Cleveland
aui Mrs. Logan General sheridan. Mrs.
sherman. Nrs. Folsom aud a halt dozen
ofbers nalc 40 he select party. Arriving
"a, Mount Vernon. an hOur or SO Was spent
lu rambling ABOUT the historic 500, a
luncheon Vas served. AMI alter yerg ea-
jos able time the party aeturnst - tae city
a. p o c.ock tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

Ihe - as ae9m sss sir4rk Asssszsa.
Esaasx sfssss are s98a 60 - tstli ca
osz e. 81 falts sfasa.
sea NskIss. wiga fhs Nasssoa Car
ga-efzaF. . - tbs sea iot
So sns ~ sasa l<u yss,srasy tos
fsrk 49, feslg f.ftsls aenle
Hfs r 3 Nasea sassftsiasI tes fstfo
CAB a. bsg rssiieaSs % Jsasrs3s 81 isst
aishf
hNais aa.uf lkris.aK bas.ness in
h.s ss.e ei steamship uekfis 80 isfsika
f9iass.
AZ esaai son - Hf and Mn " n
ifsins ais1 sss syass al ssa00n a. 80 Gay
4fs ~sst
Forss' 6fss sc flEax berth AZ shls eiiv
sel 4 f~aot sfsat dau@Ss las oesa asne %
lsaess su4 eraIs.
lseshsf tfa.es~ eauaot uaiosd any y
ftsf crfsoes at Alchissn fltY o~ibg - ils
sir ae & t8e yard ueB 80 tost port
Thsrs e'ank drlvs from toe q r 4 J..
ifs & ~ aoa-c Is Boa completed 90 Western
ave aoi siN Be IN shape IL ieN days
The f5gnssiloa foF gns 6mith block en-
Wesiesa-sgs. hks bsea COMPLETED AID tie
al < .ays.s al. pesin opSfsuons "a . ieN
case.
Tas residents sloag Tsrraos-st have De
couie rfel ~ tie clou1 OF Dust that + con-
Nasslly alhnx their houses aud nave petit
'i8os1 be Council 20 pave that thorough
fare
The funeral Of Mrs. W II. Waters took
sistc YereYasy from the late residenee
TIE services were conducted by Rev. Z. u.
Wilson. and the remains we're placed "a
.he ismlig lot IN Oagwooi Cemetery.
James B1sawell returned yesterday from
81 Joseph. where he has Just disposed of
the cargOes ~ lumber Of two schoOnsrs Nc
Dougsii and morse The Lumber was 10
have been unioaded TT Michigan City.
Arrivals yesterday: Schooners Rouse
mnsons. lyon. stafford, Monitor. Clipper
slsv. Lyman Davis J. l. Roudek. Lena
B=ntou, Auggsts city OF Grand Haven.
Morrison Propeiiers j. A Johnston, City
New York
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

EAsroy. Pa, May i3-EIsard McGrsth.
David Laary and John Harrison. in getting
out Of the way Of ar approaching freight
train this morning. were struck by e pas
ssugsr traln on sharp carve about seven
miles west of EastOn. McGrath was IN
stt1'y killed. his brains being scattered
ai1ls ths track fJr distance of lO) Tee
ia1rF bal one arm broken and received
several rashes on the hesI aud n ngmter OF
bruises The other man escaped BY being
Eu1cssd from the tracS by one af his con-
pa0Ions- iaary was taken 10 tie hospital
anil tie body oi McGrth 20 iie. hlehers
The lsi0 came fron New York Cry sud
Hsrp looking Tor work hscn hsd a card o
8 mCuioe4s union in Dis pJckef
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

Wssatyarav. Nay t3-lnsiiaaons we're
received bers today ~ Prssdsn, Cis7sltnf
Sensto- sherman. Repre- ertatire Bsef-
n0.th an eiters 50 attend AMI take par, IA
q unique cels s5rsiisn tlaf is .o take rlsce Al
Fsadisf. 0ei9 ca toe st1. faia and lifl 81
Jane la~ eeetF5cn cf f1e celsbTs ion :
ths suGiveTSary II The lise9vaTy gt natural
ess i1 easF quantities IA fbsf section of the
state ard anrilgnti0G - TIE practical usa
ef che aleeaanicsi arts ane 81 fhe 'estnfss
81 tte occasion H se = prize 7-it cee8 Sd
si uitfarv companies 81 THE cou1ity suc
BESIDES fhis nrturs ga illumination IN
vhI-h nco sfss Gas .sfs e O. b Used sd
as of tae crest wells lie1fs3
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14
A View Block.

Rober; Wood. the contractor, has Just
completed plans for the erection of a fine
brick block Just west of the opera house
on Western-sye.. for Messrs. Rodgers &
Ouihwait. The building is 10 be three
stories high. sixty six feet in width, divided
into three stores, two of them 10 be 1872 feet
in depth and the Otbe- ninety feet. The
building is 70 COS. so. 900. and when com
plstei Nill make one OF the finest blocks in
the city. Work was commenced yesterday
clearing the lot.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14
Ciesrances

scho0nefs Rouse Summons, Chicago.
225Oo0 lumber. Condor Chicago, 5000
lumber Guide. Milwaukee. 10000 lumber;
o. t. Johnson. Chicago $4,000 lumber
Evslins Chicago. $4,000 lumber; ElIzs,
ShebOs gan, 5000 lumber Propeliers,
Michael Groh, Chicsgo. 10000 lumber
Tempest. Chicago, 10000 lumber: City OF
New YORK. Chicago $4,000 lumber. J. T.
l,G65 O0O lumber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

VrANTFD - ALL pERsoNs ESPECIALLY
W hcte| snf saloons ke pefs a. knoH ihsl So
tic the ke.ltF 90 giving a4s ss1f1iuoas 81 uAI
h4lors u Etsafc Reeve y DO il about my ggeu.
iSes ~ hs epudi'aDu - sueh that u = ui.As.s fai
hifa % Lac snt0HlcKnts- LeicoDb. lti
lTANTED ALL rsEEs oF GASOLINE
w soTes 20 cal pn We Nesns ias init9nat
for gasoline Cr1tn r4Apty filed also stoves
cleaned and s1JGste1 "A eFh.ns s-a Jane u
ANN FEkrIT3ZEE A Ho0p NhNY ARR
J. forget.uu o. DeEicotlfg " put tculilaefs a.
their ls ssns thls spflaf or taInot Lave lice
isuns uniess you care fois ghem aaa fhey need
feeding 10 have thtal loos Esod ~ uuss 81 sou
40. At the seed ssore = esnai-si.. yeu Gao gsf
the fertr4i ltTE lawn feft iz@f. walra eiA r~
new 0e gfas hcles Than sEiS ihiag ycu CA iilf
cn. " 7 Isnefezu1 lzaff
pRoFEfSIoNAL NURSE hfRs SHOOK. HfC
/ coDfnenaec by ihe lesd.rla ghyzilisus. ear -
found a. 81 Mouraeft 5051
IAkEs O. BLAINEs EfR' BOOK. .PoMri-
- ca Discussion. tIrating 80 topics ~ Aii.i-
riaysry struggle. The isrles 0f a. AaT cifL T-
vice Reform. the Great Labor q iesfioa fr9blbi
uOn, lfisb 9o-ae hue. riiHcr "a 9ieIn ne lsfia
etc 0s~ volgHas. 50 .p~ge2, !. snd g ~
agcrts hafFest. feac fif terfns Bulus 30
q Co. lyi West Coaafess. Detroit 'Mich. lysH
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

- rE WANNA q X ~ = ~ "
Amcoz ths names OK members q the
Hone At Lansing reported ss voting
~yes7 On the Bstss bili ol IhursdsT is
mas Of Representative BsRowELf. oi
Gsnesss connty. Dr. BAanwErt wss.
howevsr. not ia the Horse when t6e vote
vas taken. but vss probably af that tae
on raiiwsy trsin "a his way home from
she Capital ~ hen it vas discovered
thas Representatives BAsDwElL hsi been
records.l ss vatisg when be wss uc.
rrsasus iha roinl of orisr was raissd
that surh proceeding We nnr lrls-
neatsry snd tia rscor,ing os the vote
vac oliecssd -. Spsafer 8SRSEv Is
reported - have rsrpet violently with
hrs zsvsl aud said. The vote = re-
coe5e1~ The Sseskr- afierwssd la
ssnasd his position by ssriaz thst Req
-sssnialivs BaaD99lL had suth0rizsd
.he Clerk 20 record a.s vote ID favor -
TIE tili. and taas tAs Clerk remembered
that tbere vas pgecsisnt FOR 50 record
iDg q vpte
Frecsfont or 70 Ffecssis1s. scch 3
preceeiinS is 80 oavieus'y unrsslianeni
sry and improper taaf is y snrprssisx Z
thss spesksr MAsKxr should havs p~r-
uit.sa e p-ecsient "a a very roor
zriis snTvay for shsrs ara a good uany
bad presidents and L sacu.a never b'
allowed &C. supersesle NV and oornEnou
senss. To permit nsen 70 Issve thsig
votes With the clerk and Than 20 81
home would epen fAs vHy b innamer.
shle sbusss. indeed. tas evils - wh.rh
a wau.d Lead are 80 narfsst that tie
sut ace nee.is 60 ary1rlere Spsa6aT
MAREzx r. cna ot the fsg orix1t msu ia
ths present Leg sistars. snd if Is there.
h,ra ire more astonishing that ee sbcuid
haze permitfs1 such breach o. tie rules
q ne house.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

TIE report couss that CaaIlslE. Moa-
RIsoS, and others are ur7iug the Psesi
dent % call an extra session - Congress
- es 70 snable t 20 sssiai in disposiog #
surpins ia the treasury. s. fsr A. heard
fron Secretary FAlsCHItD hasn's eskesl
fcr auy assistancs "a this direction.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

GsovEE CLEvzLAsn. sged Is months,
was given away b. ~ Poor Comns-ion
OF Detroit. on Wednesday. The rew
parents are not that kind % people, and
have named ;hs infant J0nS. Frnm q
Democratic poiat Of visE 1t was a bad
givsAEly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

CHAGtks STEWART PtaSEfL accom-
plishss aore when "a - az home sick
than Some whole families % kaxl,shmsn
who are la las most robust health
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

Fer th4 frss fisre her ffst hsru bfeath.
anA ,hcu AZ ferrifie
TEE uuti isreiv desth which srnnaliv ear.
sias 0fs thousands 81 hnmsn beinas io ne
rfime 81 voafh = INDEED ferrioia. Tbe drsf
sopr1aeh II rons1mrsion - iasidIous aod
the sufferer himseifis the most unconscious
81 it~ approach one u the sarst slsrrainS
symptoms Of this dreai iisesse IS II - &
ihs inersficabie hsDe ~hsra .1rss in lhe
tsar' 81 fna Ffetim. rrerF1ri1g hl1t from
Thss t ear ee srrested iH IS easier sfsess
= revo1d question A. there sre hundreds
81 rell authenticated eases where E'r
Pisr,ss Golden Mesieal Discovery hsa
saecse1 = eomplsts sars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

The Cuna-d ure - likely 10 ind tha.
AZ. OEEIz,s vas al expensive passenger
Il frisa- American Lsasus boycosis ars
s:fzctaaL By ths way, NJ CBaIEs
sh0n'd 20 10 Phiiadslphis aud take "a
American hns steamer whsn hs returns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

'rho Greas DeadWood Mystery" ore
o. BaxT HAsFz's Ease mating stories, BE-
gius Ia No 5CxDAE IELKosAM-hzEAin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14
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